What perfume do you use?

[flesh84]

In this period, I use "Acqua di Giò" (Giorgio Armani)


And you ?

 

[new_leitus]

I use One (Calvin Klein)

 

[Sinnerr]

M:0°C (Masaki Matsushima)

 

[dargelos]

Here's one I hope nobody @GH uses.

I don't even want to think about what it must smell like.

 

[Topo]

Jean Paul Gaultier, Le Male

 

[topdog]

The warm weather is finally creeping in, so today I broke out the Millesime Imperial. Hmmm... citrus, spice, and sea.

 

[RefixnarcisM]

I'm loyal with my Aigner Black

 

[gb2000ie]

It's not perfume as such, but I'm a Lynx Africa man.

 

[Cute Prince101]

Bleu De Chanel Eau De Toilette

 

[haiducii]

Seduction in black by antonio banderas

 

[ihno]

I convince with my charming personality and if that doesn't work I use Davidoff.

 

[RufusMc]

Gillette antiperspirant, and that's it

 

[slimjim]

Well for variety I like to grab some of the special travel collections, usually 5 different perfumes in small 10 or 15mm bottles, at the airport duty-free. Currently I have Calvin Klein (Euphoria; Aqua; One; Free & Eternity) and Armarni (Attitudes; Diamonds; Code; Aqua & Eau De Homme) - all being fairly light and citrus... I'll see what's on offer next week, hopefully some heavy musky/spicy Dior, like the Sauvage; Sport or Fahrenheit

 

[aj211983]

big fan of a couple of the hugo boos fragrances - XY, Energise.

 

[kampfzecke]

antidote - victor&rolf
wood - dsquared

 

[smallsleepyrascalcat]

Original Eau de Cologne by 4711

 

[klimt]

Fahrenheit by Christian Dior and Bois d'Orange by Roger&Gallet

 

[Tjerk12]

Never used perfume and feel absolutely no need to use some in the future. Tap water does the job, and never got any complaints.

 

[garth33]

Never used perfume and feel absolutely no need to use some in the future. Tap water does the job, and never got any complaints.

Yo T - We can call it h2O:devil: with cool packaging and a weird container and sell the SH*T out of it here. I'd be willing to cut you in for 10% for the idea (kidding)

g33

PS - funny thing is someone could really latch onto this idea AND make a fortune selling nothing but water. These days, It's all about marketing and not substance or quality. Society just wants to be a PART of something even if that something is nothing more than water...or a brand name logo on their clothes. Sad....

 

[trencherman]

I'm a Guerlain person, Imperial, Heritage, Habit Rouge, Vetiver, Derby, etc.